Battery
GoodWe Lynx Home
4 models from 6.55 to 16.38 kWh usable. Listed as compatible by 2 of the 9 open VPP programs we track.
This page summarises the battery family. Choose a review below for model-specific findings. The figures below come from the manufacturer’s documentation, and the program list comes from each provider’s published compatibility list.
Reviews by model
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Models and usable capacity
| Model | Usable capacity |
|---|---|
| LX F6.6-H | 6.55 kWh |
| LX F9.8-H | 9.83 kWh |
| LX F13.1-H | 13.1 kWh |
| LX F16.4-H | 16.38 kWh |
Manufacturer datasheet www.goodwe.com.au/Ftp/Downloads/Datasheet/AU/GW_Lynx%20Home%20F%20PLUS+%20Series%20(HV)_Datasheet-AU.pdf
VPPs that list GoodWe Lynx Home
Compare programsThese programs list the battery family. Your exact battery, inverter and address still need approval; inclusion does not confirm warranty cover. How VPPs work.
All programs shown require an electricity account with the provider. If you already use that retailer, a switch may not be needed; a particular plan may still be required.
Compare the required electricity plan as well as VPP rewards. Credits are before electricity costs and any program fees.
2 family listings · Program A–Z
EnergyAustralia
Battery Ease
Listed: NSW · address check required
- Reward snapshot
$15/month in bill credits
Paid whether or not the VPP uses your battery. Grid charging is billed at your plan rates.
- Program costs
No membership, setup or exit fees
Origin Energy
Loop · Battery Lite
Listed: NSW · SA · VIC · QLD · ACT
- Reward snapshot
$1/kWh during VPP events
Dispatch limit: 200 kWh/year. The dispatch limit applies to Battery Lite event credits; Origin may change the rate with notice.
- Program costs
No Battery Lite exit fee
Membership fee unknown. Setup fee unknown. Incentive-linked terms can differ.
Reward snapshots — open the program for all credits, tariffs and conditions.
A battery advertised as “VPP-capable” only has to be technically able to join one — the federal battery rebate requires nothing more.
Whether a particular program actually lists it is a separate question, and it is the one that decides what you can do. The VPP-capable rule.